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ROB RUN Cash Laundering: Bank Account and ATM

Open a ROB RUN bank account as a Civilian, launder cash at your base and learn how long banked money is protected against theft and confiscation.

11/10/2026 Build unknown Last updated: 11/10/2026 2 min estimated read
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Open a bank account at Looty Bay Bank as a Civilian, then use the Laundering Desk at your base for cash. Kefir says laundering takes time, protects the processed funds from theft until the next wipe, and lets you withdraw cash from any ATM.

Open the account and launder cash

  1. Go to Looty Bay Bank while playing as a Civilian and open an account.
  2. Use the Laundering Desk at your base to process cash.
  3. Allow time for laundering, then use an ATM when you need to withdraw banked funds.

The official answer does not give a complete processing schedule, fee table or desk capacity. Do not budget around a fixed number without checking the current interface.

Selling, storage and banking are separate

Selling valuables produces cash at the buyer’s counter; Kefir warns that an uncollected payout can be stolen or confiscated. Lenny’s storage accepts cash, while stolen goods can be kept at a base that other players can raid. Neither of those facts means cash has already been laundered into the bank.

For the preceding steps, see selling loot and storing stolen goods.

FAQ

Why launder money? Kefir says banked funds are protected from theft until the next wipe.

Can I use any ATM? The official answer says banked cash can be withdrawn at any ATM.

Is cash at Lenny’s the same as a bank balance? The help pages describe cash storage and bank laundering separately; they do not say storing cash at Lenny’s launders it.

Sources

Research checked November 10, 2026. Exact game build is unknown.

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